this was a school bus in county down — news? this was a school bus in county down for _ news?s was a school bus in county down for that _ news? this was a school bus in county down for that we've - news? this was a school bus in | county down for that we've seen pictures of it on its side in a field. the northern ireland ambulance service has just issued a new statement, which i will redo you it says 250 passengers have minor injuries. if any with eight other is being treated at the scene for a more significant injuries. that's the first detail we've had on the actual injuries. the northern ireland ambulance service saying that eight others treated there with more significant injuries but 50 passengers have minor injuries. we've certainly seen those images on social media of what i would describe as the walking wounded where people are coming out dazed after this accident. the northern ireland air ambulance is at the scene. we're told that there are doctors, paramedics, a rapid response unit dispatched along with five crews and a specialist rescue team. you can imagine that th

a double—decker bus carrying up to 70 passengers has crashed in county down in northern ireland, bbclet's get more from frances reid in the studio. get more from frances reid in the studi0-_ get more from frances reid in the studie— get more from frances reid in the studio. francis, what do we know? only _ the studio. francis, what do we know? only what _ the studio. francis, what do we know? only what has _ the studio. francis, what do we know? only what has been - the studio. francis, what do we. know? only what has been given out by official channels at the moment. this information from the northern ireland ambulance service, said it is dealing with a major incident involving a bus with up to 70 passengers, county down, to the east of belfast, this is the area. at the moment emergency teams are working near newtownards in carrowdore. northern ireland ambulance service has sent multiple ambulances to the scene, multiple resources. it also said please only call 999 if your situation is life—threatening while they deal with that incident. obviously they are doing with the major incid

four children are in hospital after a school bus crashed in county down — more than a0 people were onrd. and protecting the earth from dangerous flying space rocks — a mission is launched to study an asteroid system. 0n newsnight at 10.30pm tonight — we'll bring you fresh insight on the stories of the day, with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters — and of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening from tel aviv, where rockets have just been fired towards central israel and this city, which has been marking one year since the hamas attacks of october 7th, at the same time that israel has been striking targets in southern beirut. as we were about to come on air, several ballistic missiles were fired into israel for the third time today. our team took cover as israel's defence systems swung into action. it's believed this latest attack came from lebanon. earlier, there were rockets fired into israel from gaza, and from yemen. so this evening, millions of people across central israel would have rushed to shelters today, when services ha

chris page, bbc news in county down.ieved to be the longest—lasting in the uk, has disappeared for the fourth consecutive year, as a result of our warming climate. the formation, located in the scottish cairngorms, is known as the sphinx and has been monitored since the 1700s — most recently by citizen scientist iain cameron, who's been documenting his latest visit to the site. it isa it is a pilgrimage. you are walking through this almost sacred landscape. you can go no further, you come to here and it is like the altar. this is like holy as far as the snow patch every century is concerned. where the sphinx is located is the most isolated corridor in the cairngorms. for the uninitiated it can be a tricky place to deal with, getting to. to start off with we have a six mile bike journey. then we deposit the bikes and we go up to thousand foot climb onto the plateau. from there it has another 1.5 mile across the plateau and we drop into a steep gully using a bit of rope, which drops us into the quarry. it is quite a bit of

chris paige, bbc news, county down. the south—eastern usa where hurricane hell and killed at least 200 people causing historic damage. during its first stop in florida he received briefings from local and state officials on the response efforts. since the category four storm hit florida one week ago, nearly 8000 military personnel have been deployed to the region to help find those still missing and relocate displaced people. the federal emergency management agency says it has given more than $20 million in immediate assistance directly to civilians. officials told the president they are expecting a long road to recovery in some areas. first responders are waiting for floodwaters to drain before they can proceed with recovery efforts. they call him at the bass, and now bruce springsteen has announced who he wants to be the boss of the united states. the legendary singer—songwriter has endorsed kamala harris to be the next us president. in a statement, on instagram, he said the current vice president had the same vision

a major incident has been declared in northern ireland after a bus crash in county down, according to ambulance service. police in northern ireland say that two children who were trapped on board the bus have sustained serious hand injuries. 27 children have been taken to the royal hospital in belfast with minor injuries , while 70 while minor injuries, while 70 while 70 people were on board. it's understood there have been no fatalities. parliament is back from its recess during conference season. members are now back at westminster , but now back at westminster, but their return coincides with controversy for the government after yesterday's departure of the prime minister's chief of staff, sue gray. sir keir starmer has since reworked his inner team with the leader of labour's general election campaign. morgan mcsweeney, taking on the top role . a gp has taking on the top role. a gp has been jailed after many a string of indecent assaults against seven female patients in berkshire. doctor stephen cox has been sentenced to 22 years in prison at reading crown court. cox was found gui

chris page, bbc news, in county down.te kamala harris has slammed her republican rival donald trump for his position over the war in ukraine. in a wide—ranging interview, one month before voters go to the polls, the current vice president was pressed on a number of issues including the conflict in the middle east, immigration, and gun laws. would you meet with president vladimir putin to negotiate a solution to the war in ukraine? not bilaterally without ukraine. no. ukraine must have a say in the future of ukraine. donald trump — if he were president — putin would be sitting in kyiv right now. he talks about, oh, he can end it on day one. you know what that is? it's about surrender. water companies in england and wales are due to find out later if they'll be forced to refund customers for failing to hit targets. it comes ahead of a new report by the regulator 0fwat later, which looks at how firms have performed in a number of areas. here's our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. for the 17 water and waste water comp

you can make lynn full anywhere from citrus county down at the southwest florida. we will know any -- no more in the next 12 to 18 hours. cones, all the stuff you see, the impacts will be broader than that particularly with respect to storm surge on the west coast of florida. there are a lot of folks who have evacuated who were in those areas and you can get whacked with serious storm surge. almost every place on the west coast of florida could get major storm surge. today i held a joint call with state legislative leaders in the cabinet to brief them on florida's efforts on the storm and about our resources that are being offered and utilized by the state of florida. we did a similar calls of florida's congressional delegation should i have spoken to the president and the fema administrator. we have had our requests approved for pre-landfall. we will get a major disaster declaration approved once the storm hits and that will be things like debris removal and individual assistance. we still have 51 counties under a state of emergency. there is pretty much warnings

two, you can make landfall anywhere from citrus county down into southwest florida.w more over the next 12-18 hours. but just cones, all the stuff you see, the impacts will be broader than that, especially with respect to storm surgeon the west coast of florida. i know there's a lot of folks who have evacuated who are in those areas and you absolutely could get whacked with serious storm surge and really almost every place on the west coast of florida could get major storm surge. today i held a joint call with state legislative leaders and the cabinet to brief them on florida's efforts on the storm and about our resources that are being offered and being utilized by the state of florida. we also did a similar call to florida's congressional delegation and also spoken to the president and the fema administrator. we've had our requests approved for prelandfall. we'll get a landfall major disaster declaration approved once the storm hits and that will be things like debris removal and individual assistance. we still have 51 counties that are under a state oemergency. th

you can make lynn full anywhere from citrus county down at the southwest florida. we will know any -- no more in the next 12 to 18 hours. cones, all the stuff you see, the impacts will be broader than that particularly with respect to storm surge on the west coast of florida. there are a lot of folks who have evacuated who were in those areas and you can get whacked with serious storm surge. almost every place on the west coast of florida could get major storm surge. today i held a joint call with state legislative leaders in the cabinet to brief them on florida's efforts on the storm and about our resources that are being offered and utilized by the state of florida. we did a similar calls of florida's congressional delegation should i have spoken to the president and the fema administrator. we have had our requests approved for pre-landfall. we will get a major disaster declaration approved once the storm hits and that will be things like debris removal and individual assistance. we still have 51 counties under a state of emergency. there is pretty much warnings

a double—decker bus carrying 43 school children and a driver crashed in county down. those on board were taken to the hospital with non life threating injuries. the bus had been carrying students to strangford college to bangor when the accident happened. foreign secretary david lammy says britain's decision to relinquish control of the chagos islands does not signal a change in the government's position on other overseas territories. he said the status of the falkland islands, gibraltar and other british overseas territories are "not up for negotiation." it comes after the government announced it would give up sovereignty over a cluster of remote indian ocean islands. you're live with bbc news. the us golf coast is preparing for another intense storm, as hurricane milton makes it way to florida. hurricane and storm surge warnings have been issued for portions of florida's west coast, as people being to evacuate. we're looking at pictures showing just how enormous it's become over the past 24 hours. the national hurricane centre says milton has winds up to 175mph. the

a double—decker bus carrying 43 school children and a driver crashed in county down. declared the crash as a major incident — says four of those on board were taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life—threatening. foreign secretary david lammy says britain's decision to relinquish control of the chagos islands does not signal a change in the government's position on other overseas territories. he said the status of the falkland islands, gibraltar and other british 0verseas territories are "not up for negotiation". the government recently announced it would give up sovereignty over a cluster of remote indian ocean islands. you're live with bbc news. the us gulf coast is preparing for a dangerous storm, as category 5 hurricane milton makes it way to florida. warnings have been issued for parts of florida's west coast as people prepare to evacuate. we're looking at pictures showing how enormous it's become over the past 2a hours. the national hurricane centre says milton has winds up to 180 miles per hour, or 285 kilometeres per hour, kilometres per hour, an

a double decker bus carrying more than a0 school children has overturned in county down in northern irelanddeclared by the ambulance service. our correspondent chris page sent us this update from the scene in newtonards. rather alarming seem to say the least unfolding just down the road from here for that we're close to the village, the town of new nard. the school buses lying on its side in a field at eight northern island ambulance service declaring a major incident. report suggested up to 70 people may have been on board the bus. they are now saying 43 children and a driver were on board for the five, special service rescue team and the northern ireland air ambulance was dispatched the latest that we have is that most of these schoolchildren did not sustain any injuries, only sustained minor injuries but a number were treated more serious injuries at the scene and of those four need hospital treatment for that we have seen a helicopter taking off here in the last half hour. to airlift some patients to hospital with some patients to hospital with some parents expressing thanks and believe

we'll hang on to some of those high clouds up across marin, napa, sonoma counties, down to about sanrancisco. and a 10:00 in the morning while all other spots will start to get in on some sunshine. and then look at this by the afternoon. what i think it's going to make it pretty much perfect out there is those sunny skies returning all across the bay area, but it is going to be chilly to start. have that jacket out and ready to go for tomorrow morning. we're down to 50 here in the south bay, 49 in the tri-valley, also some 40s here in the north bay, and for san francisco in the east bay will be in the low to mid 50s. so jacket for the morning. no need for that through the afternoon. look at these temperatures here across the south bay. it is looking all good. 74 in cupertino, 75 san jose and 79 in gilroy. for the east bay it continues 72 vallejo, 70 oakland out to pleasanton, 78 at the coastline, where 60 two half moon bay and 60s daly city to san mateo, san francisco. also chilly here, with 62 in the marina and 68 in the mission. and for the north bay, have you coming in at 77 in cl

a major incident has been declared in northern ireland after a bus crash in county down.police in

tonight, governor newsom deployed 70 more search and rescue crews out of menlo park and orange county down south. that's on top of nearly 150 others sent earlier this week. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the challenges those california crews may face. >> paramedics and emts are making the 40 hour drive from hayward to south florida on tuesday night. two strike teams prepped and packed ambulances from the 9-1-1 ambulance provider for alameda county. >> it could be anything from aiding evacuations, taking over the ambulance, transport for our community. that's that's hard hit or, you know, but they'll receive an assignment when they arrive. >> the managing director, david torres, said when he pulled for volunteers, more than 100 offered to go. >> it shows how resilient they are. i think their their daily work is tenuous and stressful and busy, but they're willing to drop everything. >> last friday, p-g-and-e's deployed teams from sacramento to georgia so they could respond to hurricane helene. earlier this week, crews headed to fort lauderdale, florida. >> this respons

a double—decker bus carrying more than 40 school children crashes in county down — four children aree to refund customers for failing to hit performance targets. the actor david jason reflects on his career — telling us about his hopes, his regrets and he had why he can never escape from del boy. i'm delighted in one way, that it's reached so many people and they've enjoyed what i've done with the character, but i've done so many other things that they seem — everybody seems to have forgotten about and it's only — i've only ever played derek trotter.

in the last hour, we've been getting reports that a school bus has overturned in county down. service has declared a major incident. police are at the scene in newtonards. our correspondent chris page is there. bring us up to date, chris. yes, rather alarming _ bring us up to date, chris. yes, rather alarming seem _ bring us up to date, chris. yes, rather alarming seem to - bring us up to date, chris. yes, rather alarming seem to say - rather alarming seem to say the least unfolding just down the road from here, we are close to the village near the town of newton ards, a school buses lying on its side in a field, the ambulance service declared a major incident. an initial report suggested up to 70 people may have been on board the bus, they are now saying a3 children and the driver were on board. fire appliances were sent to the scene and a specialist bus service rescue team in the northern ireland air ambulance was dispatched. the latest we have is that most of the schoolchildren didn't sustain any injuries, only sustained minor injuries, only sustained minor injuries, but a

tonight, governor newsom deployed 70 more search and rescue crews out of menlo park and orange county down south. that's on top of nearly 150 others sent earlier this week. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the challenges those california crews may face. >> paramedics and emts are making the 40 hour drive from hayward to south florida on tuesday night. two strike teams prepped and packed ambulances from the 9-1-1 ambulance provider for alameda county. >> it could be anything from aiding evacuations, taking over the ambulance, transport for our community. that's that's hard hit or, you know, but they'll receive an assignment when they arrive. >> the managing director, david torres, said when he pulled for volunteers, more than 100 offered to go. >> it shows how resilient they are. i think their their daily work is tenuous and stressful and busy, but they're willing to drop everything. >> last friday, p-g-and-e's deployed teams from sacramento to georgia so they could respond to hurricane helene. earlier this week, crews headed to fort lauderdale, florida. >> this respons

were taking 43 pupils home from college , 43 pupils home from college, overturned in a field in county downlice are investigating the cause of the crash . mps have the cause of the crash. mps have heckled the foreign secretary while he delivered a statement on the decision to hand the chagos islands back to mauritius. david lammy said the deal does not affect the british sovereignty of overseas territories like falklands or gibraltar , which, as he said, gibraltar, which, as he said, are not up for negotiation. a uk us air base will remain on the island under the government's proposals. a gp has been jailed after a string of indecent assaults against seven female patients in berkshire . doctor patients in berkshire. doctor stephen cox has been sentenced to 22 years in prison at reading crown court. cox was found guilty of 12 counts of indecent assault between 1988 and 1997. reform uk is preparing a private prosecution against the men involved in a violent altercation with police officers at manchester airport in july. mps have written to the home secretary claiming the officers involved hav

i grew up in sponsoring a county down the road. i started my career off at my moms restaurant. her wet dutch her restaurant was whistle stop and she did promote me to a cook. if you ate a burger at the whistle stop, that was my mom and i was the kid in the back. i graduated from portland high school before going to virginia tech. i was the first of my family to go to college it i joined the army. i was an infantry man, played for 15 months as part of the search. i went to the undercard in arlington national cemetery where i did 150 funerals in arlington national cemetery which is one of the biggest honors of my life. i entered my green beret. i led two special forces teams of the course of five deployments including afghanistan, lebanon, israel and jordan. . i went to lost crew and -- i went to law school and clerked for two federal judges. what got me into this was seeing the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. i was upset with the lack of accountability on behalf of the current administration. i am a common sense kind of guy. i want to make sure it is more affordable for peo

along the florida west coast, you know, these evacuation zones and places from, you know, pinellas county downouth to manatee, down to port charlotte, cape coral. you have time tonight and early tomorrow to get out. you do not want to get left in these areas when that water starts to rise. torrential conditions with going to start during the day tomorrow, remember, you only have to drive tens of miles to get out of the storm surge evacuation zones through the shelter, through the home of a friend or loved one in a safe place or hotel, anywhere that will get you out of that area where that storm surge is going to be life-threatening. >> as it it crosses, last thing, central florida, still will feel the wind and what about as it kind of goes across the state on the back end there? >> yeah, we're expecting the -- as the center emerges off the east coast of florida, some very strong winds to occur along the back side of the storm and bring hurricane conditions to places from just south of jacksonville cape canaveral treasure coast everywhere along this i 4 corridor, tampa, eerld are orlando, dayto

ambulance service there says 43 people and the driver were on board the vehicle when it crashed in county downwelcome to the programme. the dawn ceremony in a clearing at the re'im forest, the site of the nova music festival, took place under heavy security this morning. the songs and prayers for those killed accompanied by the sound of israeli air strikes just across the border in gaza. the minute's silence interrupted by the piercing cries of a bereaved mother. wailing it has been the most solemn day, filled with sadness and suffering. but not a day in isolation. for israelis, for palestinians, indeed for the entire region every day of this past year is like some nightmare, from which there is no awakening. especially for the families who grieve. this is where she was, this is where she was happy in her last moments. it was here. ladle where she was happy in her last moments. it was here. we tried to look for— moments. it was here. we tried to look for her _ moments. it was here. we tried to look for her for _ moments. it was here. we tried to look for her for almost - moments. it was here.

won seve counties, like wilson and pitt counties and counties down east, but he also won in early voteray and won the same day -- 140 votes per county. what makes it happen. first of all, north carolina to win you have to run the whole state. can't just run the -40 corridor. east of 95, in the east, you have black belt and you have progressive whites and colleges and those things that pull them together. secondly, the election margin of victory only 74,000 in the last election 1 million poor and low-wage voters did not vote. guess what they want? living wages. living wages is a major issue. you have to talk about that. because if just 7% of those voters didn't vote the last time, two reasons didn't vote. number one said nobody talked to us. number two, didn't hear enough about living wages. if you run on that, if you just move 7%. in fact, a study ms. lake said exit poll data from 2020 used to ask unlikely low-income voters would vote for if they turned out in 2024, the 1.4 million likely nonvoters in georgia, 776,000 would vote for harris. in north carolina, 594,000 would likely vote f

the storm is expected to make landfall late tomorrow around the tampa bay area and in counties down thelorida peninsula along the gulf coast, thousands are heeding mandatory evacuation orders. president biden approved an emergency declaration. the federal government is promising it is ready to respond with 500 workers on the ground. we heard from the homeland security secretary mayorkas saying there is the army corps of engineers and fema is prepared to respond on multiple fronts at a time. that ability will be put to the test with these massive storm recovery efforts under way from hurricane helene and among the most pressing priorities is clearing piles of debris that are all over andthat could become flying and floating hazards. many dealing with the devastation from hurricane helene feel they haven't gotten enough support. that means state and federal officials are battling misinformation. they are promising help is on the way and fema has been responding on the web site noting that disaster money has not been diverted to other non-disaster efforts. arabile. >> alice, i don't know i

started to see a slowdown, so we're now at 20 minutes and growing for the drive out of contra costa county down vasco road to 580 traffic out of the altamont pass. no surprises. it's a pretty smooth drive, just congested coming through the pass itself. southbound 84 shows a build and northbound 101 through san jose. a typical pattern there let me show you what's coming into the silicon valley here is actually san martin's looking great. a little slowdown starts in as you're heading in toward morgan hill. but we do see that volume starting to build. and that will be the reason why the speeds dip now, as expected in through the area for northbound 101 out of south county. back to you. thanks so much, mike. the nobel prize for medicine is awarded next on today in the bay. the two americans getting the high honor, including one with bay area ties. and what the candidate of your choice will do to the deficit. a warning this morning from economists and celebrating a big win. we hear from the student who won $100,000 in cal's debut on college game day. it was so cool. you got to stick aroun for it. yo

areas of san benito county down into southern california, all with red flag warnings. today's daytime highs are going to be warm still, but no 90's in the city. we hit the 90's 2 days in a row today we fall to the mid 80's that the warmest 70's and 60's at the coastline. elder, not a barely hanging on to 80 degrees. well, temperatures elsewhere in the bay still in the 90's and still in the triple digits for a lot of cases. redwood city at 97 today, south bay temperatures well into the 90's, if not triple digits. morgan hill at 104, fremont's all the way up through san leandro. it's 90's for you while tri valley on up through walnut creek and concord. still in those 3 digit numbers, what 93 today? pittsburgh, 102, for your high santa rosa down to 96. actually a pretty big drop in temps for a lot of the north bay. tomorrow's daytime highs will settle back into the 90's for inland areas. 80's along the bay shore by the weekend. we're still warm and hot for inland areas but not as hot, at least no triple digits. and a lot of our areas closer to the coast continue to see te

whether your talk about the counties down on the gulf coast of florida or the people we have here assembled in tallahassee, these folks have proven themselves. they're working hard and we will get the job done. okay, kevin guthrie. >> thank you, governor. i want to reiterate that we will get the job done. absolutely. the men and women i meet with the best in the country and delete the industry in what it is that we do. the men that are sitting behind me and the men and women that are our state agency has come everybody has checked their ego at the door and all of this is a teamwork now. we're going to get that done. where less than 24 hours from landfall and the governor has been working tirelessly alongside all of us to ensure we have all the resources needed. today we continue to thousands of resources to staging areas across the state. we want to ensure we have the right resources to move into the right places at the right time. life-threatening storm surge is expected along florida's west coast, counties from leahy to call your have ordered mandatory evacuations and the urge you to heed

those one hundredths for a lot of the inland valleys, especially across contra costa, alameda counties. also down towards santa clara county, not quite as bad here across the north bay. this time yesterday we had 105 to 110 for a lot of cities, 91 here in santa rosa certainly better, and also 90 there in napa. so as we roll through tonight, it's going to be slow going. make sure to stay hydrated even as these temperatures, you know, start to fall off because that dehydration can just catch up with you. so be careful out there. we're into the 80s though. by 7:00 tonight and eventually we should get into some 70s here by ten. and also 11:00. okay, how about the heat? it's been all produced by this hot area of high pressure, right now. it's sitting across the desert southwest, and it's so strong that even though this has moved a little bit away from us, there's just going to be no escaping it for tomorrow. even though temperatures will drop a couple more degrees, we're still going to be in those upper 90s to about 100. now, here's the other thing that's pretty interesting about this circulation arou

the storm is expected to make landfall late tomorrow around the tampa bay area and counties down the florida peninsula. thousands are heeding mandatory evacuation orders. if you remain there, you could die. my men and women could die trying to rescue you. president biden approving an emergency declaration. the federal government promising it's ready to respond with more than 900 federal workers on the ground in florida. we have search and rescue teams, the army corps of engineers, engineers are there. we are ready. we have the personnel. we can respond to multiple events at a single time. that ability will be put to the test with massive storm recovery efforts underway from hurricane helene. among the most pressing priorities, clearing piles of debris that could become flying and floating hazards. it's terrifying to think what this next storm would. the wind and the rain will actually do to all of that debris. many dealing with the devastation from hurricane helene feel they haven't gotten enough support. have you seen anyone from fema? no. state and federal officials now battling mi

john was just talking about now, the drive through marin county down into san francisco is running about 37 minutes from nevada down into the san francisco side of the bridge where the toll plaza is just keep it slow on this man. obviously, visibility has been reduced somewhat by that fog. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 15 minutes to get from one into the other. that's a pretty quick ride for you to even quicker on the san mateo bridge right now. it's 14 minutes for you. you are certainly driving at the speed limit as you head from hayward out to foster city. and lastly, the bay bridge, it met a nice sight. hardly any traffic out there as you make your way from oakland in the san francisco driving across that bridge is just 14 minutes. 20's the time. let's get to the east bay where hundreds of people both inside and around oakland arena were held for hours. they were trying to make their way to the hans zimmer concert was supposed to start at 8 o'clock last night. but this was the scene for much of the evening. look at that lines of people standing outside along with rows and rows of c

coming out of antioch as well, and slowing now because of more traffic flow out of contra costa, county down, vasco road. a smooth drive though no major crashes there. the south bay has your typical build for 101 that will start to ease up now and then come back about 640, and there's a slowing over here in hayward off the castro valley, y. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now fall open. enrollment for medicare is underway. seniors can make changes to their plans, which are provided by the federal government. now, if you don't sign up during the enrollment period, barring some exceptions, you won't be able to sign up until next year. now, current enrollment window runs through december 7th. changes take effect new year's day. well, the search is on in the north bay after an attempted plane theft at an airport. ahead at 6:00, the sheriff's deputies want you to see which could lead to an arrest. plus, all new this morning staying protected as the bay area faces a fire risk this week. the small bay area city fighting to keep their fire station open. your business needs a ne

this than the folks that we have doing it throughout this state, whether you're talking about the counties down on the gulf coast of florida or the people that we have here assembled in tallahassee. these folks have proven themselves. they're working hard, and we will get the job done. >> okay. we're going to break away now. that was the florida governor giving an update on preparations and response plans, as the whole state of florida prepares for hurricane milton, expected to hit now in less than 24 hours. i think the most important thing we just heard there is there is still time to evacuate. there's still room in shelters for people who haven't evacuated just yet. and he really emphasized the strength of this storm. he said it's just a whisker shy of category 5 right now, expected to make landfall as a category 4. he said there are 6,000 national guardsmen ready to respond. he said states are sending in other people for search and rescue efforts, call thing preparation for the largest national guard response in the state's history. i want to go to jay gray, who is there in ft. myers. part o

homeless deaths in santa clara county are down despite an opioid crisis and thousands of people living out on the street. santa clara county medical examiner says that there are 159 homeless deaths this year. that 10 fewer deaths than last year. medical examiners say one of the most significant decreases. and the cause of death has to do with fentanyl. there have been 21 fentanyl related deaths so far this year compared to 51 deaths over the same time last year while county officials could not pinpoint a reason for the slight dip in deaths. health officials say overdose deaths are dropping nationwide. also in the south bay and unlicensed gilroy dentist to use. extremely unsanitary tools. >> was arrested after several patients suffered serious dental issues. police identified the unlicensed let unlicensed dentist as luis perez, juarez, also known as doctor antonio investigators say they found unsanitary dental tools, including picks syringes, mirrors and excavators at the office. police say the investigation is still ongoing as they're trying to find more patients that may have had dent

a major incident has been declared in northern ireland after a bus crash in county down. according to the ambulance service. police in northern ireland say that two children who were trapped on board the bus have sustained serious hand injuries. 27 children have been taken to the royal hospital in belfast with minor injuries, while 70 people were on board. it's understood there have been no fatalities. gb news spoke to passenger alex hagan at the scene . hagan at the scene. >> the bus starts wobbling a wee bit and everyone gets a bit, you know, weary , a bit scared, and know, weary, a bit scared, and then we go down a bit more and then we go down a bit more and the bus just topples over and i like i can't remember what happenedin like i can't remember what happened in between, but it's like it was like i woke up and i climbed up one of the seats so everyone under me could get up and i looked under me and everyone else was freaking out and screaming . and screaming. >> people across israel have gathered to mark the one year anniversary of the october 7th attacks in jerusal

police are investigating what caused a school bus to overturn in county down.spital treatment after the double decker crashed in newtownards yesterday afternoon. it was carrying 43 children at the time, with one local mp saying it was a miracle that nobody died. the prisons minister lord timpson has described the government's early release scheme as a rescue effort for the justice system, which would otherwise have ground to a halt. he told the prison governors association that the previous government had left the system teetering on disaster. the hs2 rail line is likely to be extended to london euston, according to the transport secretary louise haigh. she said the current plan to terminate the line at old 0ak common — around five miles west of euston — makes "absolutely no sense". a german man considered to be the main suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann has been cleared of offences against other women and girls. christian brueckner is already serving a seven—year sentence for rape, and will stay injail for another year. 0ur reporter damien mcgui

so we're about two hours until the closing bell like we always do we county down to that close, and take a look at these markets. you guys we're under some pressure. remember you had a huge jobs report on friday that boosted us higher. any gain today for the dow be a record. the s&p would need about 11 points higher today too get a record so barring some big turnaround it doesn't like like we are going to get there. i think there's sort of a big breather going on, given all of the tensions in the middle east, and then perhaps traders saying i'm just going to sit this one out a little bit. there's a big week of economic news coming up too. inflation this week and that's going to confirm the path we're on or say maybe it's not slowing down. jackie: exactly i think adam said, or david one-day it comes down and if anyone can turn it around, it be the great charles payne. charles: thank you all very very much. love that introduction by the way. jackie: okay. charles: good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now so did the market get too greedy or gi

two, you can make landfall anywhere from citrus county down into southwest florida. we'll know more over the next 12 to 18 hours. but just cones, all this stuff you see, the impacts will be broader than that, particularly with respect to storm surge on the west coast of florida. i know that there is a lot of folks who have -- who have evacuated, who are in those areas, and you absolutely can get whacked with really serious storm surge, really almost every place on the west coast of florida could get major storm surge. today i held a joint call with state legislative leaders in the cabinet to brief them on florida's efforts on the storm. and about our resources that are being offered and being utilized by the state of florida. we also did a similar call to florida's congressional delegation. also spoken to the president and the fema administrator. we had our request approved for prelandfall. we will get a landfall, major disaster declaration approved once the storm hits and that's debris removal and individual assistance. we have 51 counties that are under a state of

somewhere in this region, in the region between say manatee county down to sarasota, venice, inglewood15 feet expected somewhere in this area near and to the right of where milton's center crosses the coast tonight. >> and, michael, we expect it to hit as a cat 3? >> yeah, still expected to be a major hurricane, we don't want people to get too caught up in the fact that the peak winds are going to come down a little bit because the storm is growing in size, so that increases the storm surge threat, increases the areas at risk of the tropical storm and hurricane-force winds and you see how much of florida, everywhere painted in red is under a hurricane warning, the entire central portion of the state, the i-4 corridor will see power outages tonight into thursday. >> and, michael, when do we expect it to actually hit? we're saying early tomorrow morning. we're looking at what time, do you think? >> the landfall is going to be in the evening to early overnight hours it looks like at this point in time. but those conditions are going to deteriorate rather quickly as we go through the after

outside of those problems for contra costa and alameda county down the east shore freeway, we also have some slowing in the tri-valley northbound. we still have lane restrictions around bernal, so that's now playing a factor for folks heading north on 680. back to you. thanks, mike. 641 right now. a bay area man thought he was going on a date, but police say he ended up getting kidnaped and robbed next. what? supposedly the suspect got away with. and the warning for those dating online. the nba season is here, and the warriors are gearing up. so we have a look at the new jersey set to be worn by players. plus, teachout teetee are gia. you can take me high to go chaperon running on the minds of many bay area joggers. the lengths one man went to just to pay tribute to the star. you're going to want to see it. it's pretty amazing. keep it here. you're watching today i on what to expect throughout the morning. it is a chilly start. it's all clear and right now in the low 50s, as we go through the day, it's going to be mostly sunny and very much like it was yesterday. but we are headed for a

overseen by the department of management services but at the same time, the mechanics of it is if a county goes down, if a county cannot receive those 911 calls, it will roll over to another county. there was a redundancy that is numerous layers deep, that will end up getting that call. but that 911 address pops up on a dispatcher screen, it will tell them where the home services at. it will say, for instance, it's punta gorda, it's answered in hendry county. it will show up punta gorda, so the people know immediately, i am receiving a call from another area. there's something wrong. they are still, all of our dispatchers are trained, our coordinators are trained underneath the department of health certificate so they have all of the things standard training throughout the state of florida that is required statute. so they can take that call is good in hendry county as they can in charlotte county. they will transfer that information. we have redundant systems all across the state. we still have cold war era technology that are copper lines that go through every single emergency management agency in

a major incident has been declared in northern ireland after a bus crash in county down.ccording to the ambulance service , police to the ambulance service, police in northern ireland say that two children who were trapped on board the bus have sustained serious hand injuries. 27 children have been taken to the royal hospital in belfast, with minor injuries, while 70 people were on board. it is understood there have been no fatalities. gb news spoke to passenger alex hagan at the scene. >> the bus started wobbling a wee bit and everyone gets a bit, you know , weary of it, scared. you know, weary of it, scared. and then we go down a bit more and the bus just topples over and the bus just topples over and i like, i can't remember what happened in between, but it's like it was like i woke up and i climbed up one of the seats so everyone under me could get up and i looked under me and everyone else was freaking out and screaming. >> former police officer david carrick has been charged with sex offences against two women. in a statement, the cps has said david carrick has been

well the ship is anchored off the coast of county down and the latest from is that passengers are expectingation is that the ship will be casting off and sailing in that direction for 15 miles back into the port of belfast. that was also supposedly on the cards yesterday and did not happen. so in fact the only sure sign that the ship will be only sure sign that the ship will be on the move will be whenever it finally shifts from that position. so really still a lot of uncertainty. whenever the ship finally gets going on its global voyage it will cross the equator in such a way that it will sail into perpetual summer. such a way that it will sail into perpetualsummer. for such a way that it will sail into perpetual summer. for now it is a bright and breezy day in northern ireland, the ship heading towards the high seas but notjust yet. the four conservative mps vying to lead the party have all addressed the final day of its annual conference. the next round of voting starts in a week and the new leader will be announced a month today. our correspondent hannah miller was watching the speeches